User Guide
Uninstall
Remove OpenBee from your system
Remove the Binary
If installed via npm
npm uninstall -g @theopenbee/cliIf installed via script or manual download
Find and remove the binary:
# Find the binary location
which openbee
# Remove it (may require sudo)
sudo rm /usr/local/bin/openbee
# Or if installed to user directory
rm ~/.local/bin/openbeeIf installed via Homebrew
brew uninstall theopenbee/tap/openbeeIf installed via Scoop
scoop uninstall openbeeRemove Data and Configuration
OpenBee stores its working data in ~/.openbee/:
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
~/.openbee/worker/ | Worker working directories |
~/.openbee/logs/ | Task execution logs |
Remove all OpenBee data:
rm -rf ~/.openbeeRemove the Configuration File
The configuration file is created at the location you specified during setup (default: config.yaml in your working directory). Remove it manually:
rm config.yamlRemove the Database
The database path is defined in your config.yaml under database.path. Remove the database directory:
# Default location (relative to where openbee was run)
rm -rf ./data
# Or the path specified in your config.yaml
rm -rf /path/to/your/databaseComplete Cleanup
To fully remove all traces of OpenBee:
# 1. Remove the binary
sudo rm $(which openbee)
# 2. Remove all data
rm -rf ~/.openbee
# 3. Remove config and database (adjust paths as needed)
rm config.yaml
rm -rf ./data